Looking into the Invisible [antikvár]

If it is difficult to get human beings to accept that the unseen world is a reality, it is because the organs which would enable them to perceive and comprehend that world are still not as highly developed as the sense organs of touch, sight, hearing, smell and taste which put them in touch with the physical world. Most men and women think that the notion of another world peopled with innumerable invisible beings that are just as real and, often, a great deal more highly evolved than those they rub shoulders with every day, is too far-fetched, too ridiculous to be taken seriously. To their way of thinking, anything that cannot be perceived by men or by one of the highly sophisticated instruments used by scientists, simply does not exist. This is very faulty reasoning. Can they see the one thing that is essential to them, their own life ? Suppose you see a